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Design Culture: Objects and Approaches


Design Culture: Objects and Approaches

Hardback by Julier, Guy; Folkmann, Mads Nygaard; Skou, Niels Peter; Jensen, Hans-Christian; Munch, Anders V.

Design Culture: Objects and Approaches

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ISBN:
9781474289849
Publication Date:
21 Feb 2019
Language:
English
Publisher:
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Imprint:
Bloomsbury Visual Arts
Pages:
248 pages
Format:
Hardback
For delivery:
Estimated despatch 23 - 28 May 2024
Design Culture: Objects and Approaches

Description

Design culture foregrounds the relationships between the domains of design practice, design production and everyday life. Unlike design history and design studies, it is primarily concerned with contemporary design objects and the networks between the multiple actors engaged in their shaping, functioning and reproduction. It acknowledges the rise of design as both a key component and a key challenge of the modern world. Featuring an impressive range of international case studies, Design Culture interrogates what this emergent discipline is, its methodologies, its scope and its relationships with other fields of study. The volume's interdisciplinary approach brings fresh thinking to this fast-evolving field of study.

Contents

Introducing Design Culture Section 1: Developing Design Culture Introduction Design Culturing: Making Design History Matter Kjetil Fallan Taste and Attunement: Design Culture as World Making Ben Highmore Embedding Design in the Organisational Culture: Challenges and Perspectives Alessandro Deserti and Francesca Rizzo Use in Design Culture Toke Riis Ebbesen Section 2: Addressing Market and Society Introduction A Brand for Everyone Sara Kristoffersson Buying into the Future: A Case Study of a Danish Brand of Fashionable Children's Clothing Trine Brun Petersen The Glowing Black of fritz-kola. Aestheticisation in Design Culture Mads Nygaard Folkmann Section 3: Positioning Design Professions Introduction Design Culture in the Sex Toy Industry: a new phenomenon Judith Glover Working from Home: Fashioning the Professional Designer in Britain Leah Armstrong On the Professional and Everyday Design of Graphic Artifacts Sarah Owens The Fixing I: Repair as Prefigurative Politics Gabriele Oropallo Section 4: Locating Design Culture Introduction Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed: Relocating Kähler's brand heritage Niels Peter Skou Performing Turkish Design in Products, Collections and Exhibitions: Expanding the Archive, Seeking Depth Harun Kaygan A Theoretical Straddle: Design Culture between National Structures and Transnational Networks Joana Ozorio de Almeida Meroz and Katarina Serulus The Challenges and Opportunities of introducing Design Culture in Jordan Danah Abdulla Epilogue: Design Culture as Practice Index

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